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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter IV the common people. Religion shall be slighted and impiety and wickedness shall increase among men, and no mercy or pity shall be found amongst them. This shall continue till either Saturn or Mars transit the cusp of the tenth house at the time of the Revolution, or shall then begin and continue at least until Mars has made on Revolution through the twelve signs of the zodiac. 1 But if then Saturn is in Virgo and Mars aspects him out of Gemini, as has been said, and the Moon also translates her light to Saturn and she is in Sagittarius, there shall be misery upon misery, the mischief of mischief, the trouble of trouble, the tribulation of tribulations, the pestilence of pestilences and the misfortune of misfortunes; with all kinds of vexations, troubles and torments. Also, it signifies the destruction of kingdoms and translation of one kingdom into the power and under the subjection of another. Moreover, if the Moon when she translates 2 her light and nature to Saturn, either by conjunction, square or opposition, and the lord of the sign wherein she is when there is a partile conjunction, square or opposition between them 3 is then impedited, unfortunate, weak or afflicted, there shall be many diversities of mischief during the time of the Revolution. If then the Moon were eclipsed at the preventional, or to be eclipsed at the postventional full Moon 4 immediately before or coming after any such configuration, the mischief and troubles threatened shall continue so many months as the Moon is or shall be eclipsed hours, reckoning from the minute she first begins to be eclipsed until the point she is free again. 5 1 It takes Mars a little more than 2 years in his own cycle to make it through all the signs! 2 Ramesey’s rather ’loose’ terminology here is somewhat confusing! If the Moon is applying to a planet, she is not ‘translating’ her light; she is committing her disposition to the planet to which she is applying. The ‘translation’ of light occurs when the Moon separates from one planet and immediately applies to another. Then the planet she commits it to must also receive it otherwise it is an affliction if the planet she is committing to is malefic! 3 I.e. between the Moon and Saturn 4 Again, it seems that Ramesey is confusing his terminology! The New Moon was called «conjunctional» and the Full Moon called «preventional». Here it appears he invokes two terms for the same thing, the Moon preventional and the Full Moon postventional! It is very difficult to know exactly what he means. The only time the Moon can be eclipsed is during the full Moon and not «post»! It is also very possible that Ramesey is distinguishing between a full Moon occurring pre- Ingress or post-Ingress and that is what he means by preventional and postventional! (See his further discussion for the eclipse of the Sun in which he uses the same language!) 5 What Ramesey is saying is that with the preceding figure of the Moon applying to Saturn conferring her disposition, if the Moon should also be eclipsed then the significations of her application to Saturn will last as many months as the number of hours she is eclipsed! 156
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter IV But if the Part of Fortune and its’ dispositor is impedited when the Moon is so, in partile conjunction or aspect of Saturn, the evil that is signified or threatened shall be increased. 1 Have regard also to the Sun how is placed, dignified and aspected by the malevolent planet, or by what aspect he beholds him, as you have heard of the Moon, and the Lord of the sign in which he is at the time of the partile conjunction or aspect, and make the Part of Fortune and its dispositor participate in signification therewith and judge accordingly mutatis mutandis as you have heard of the Moon. If the Sun was eclipsed, or to be eclipsed at the preventional or postventional conjunction of the luminaries or change of the Moon, to speak plainly, the evil then threatened shall continue so many years as the Sun is at that time eclipsed hours. Also if one planet transfers his light, nature and virtue to another, you are to diligently weigh their natures and significations, and judge accordingly as you have been sufficiently shown. As if the significator of the King transfer 2 his light and nature to Saturn, and he also is well disposed, such people and religious orders and things with you have heard elsewhere signified by Saturn shall be bettered and receive good from the bounty or liberality of the King or superiors; If Jupiter, nobles, judges, and such as converse in the law, and are signified by him shall receive honour, liberty and much good from the Kings hand, etc. And so judge in any other planet and if any other significator transfer 3 his light to any, remember the nature of your significator transferring [committing] his light and the natural and accidental signification of the planet to which it is transferred [committed] and judge according thereunto and you 1 Ramesey’s reasoning of this consideration may well be because the Lot is calculated from the Sun and the Moon. If the Moon is indicating something «bad» then the nature of the Lot also contains this impediment. So, he says if the Lot and/or its ruler are in anyway impedited then the threat indicated by the Moon is worse! 2 Again, Ramesey is using the word «transfer» in place of the ancients’ term of «committing disposition»! «And know that a joining together happens in this manner; whichever one of the seven planets it may be, the swift planet is joined to the ponderous one and the ponderous one is not joined to the swift…when the swift planet is joined together to the ponderous planet…..and the swift commits to the ponderous its disposition…..and the first planet [the swifter] will commit its own matters to the other.» Cf Māshā´allāh – “On Reception” edited and translated by Robert Hand, published by ARHAT ©1999 Second printing. When the ancients spoke of a planet committing its disposition then, they were speaking of the planets matters; i.e. the natural significations of the planet and the accidental matters of the house that that planet had authority over! That is its «disposition». However, for a good outcome then, the planet to whom those matters were committed had to receive those matters! 3 commit his disposition 157
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